Bolt Action Rifles Expanded - 4th Edition

Pre 1945 action rifles. Muzzle loading.

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I see. Good luck and I'm looking forward to the range report with pictures - not that I'll hold my breath on pictures!

Seems like paws are a distinct liability in that respect or is it the lack of colour vision? ;)
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#22 Post by meles meles »

Sandgroper wrote:
Seems like paws are a distinct liability in that respect or is it the lack of colour vision? ;)

Lack of talent could come into it too: we make better brushes than brush users...
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meles meles wrote:
Sandgroper wrote:
Seems like paws are a distinct liability in that respect or is it the lack of colour vision? ;)

Lack of talent could come into it too: we make better brushes than brush users...
:lol: clapclap :good:
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